Welcome to the King Henry VIII, Hever

A dining destination in Hever, promising food fit for a King

Tradition reigns supreme at The King Henry VIII, a historic English pub in Hever, Kent.

There’s been a pub here ever since 1597, and from its dramatic chimney stacks to its authentic oak beams, open fires and panelled bars, the whole place captures the charm and character of Tudor craftsmanship.

With the pub close to Hever Castle, where Anne Boleyn spent her early years, this half-timbered, peg-tiled pub is a gem of a place. Sit inside and soak up the historic atmosphere, with a roaring fire to keep you cosy, or head out into the beautiful beer garden..

Fine Kentish ales and beers line the bar, while the hearty, wholesome dishes crafted in the kitchen saw The King Henry VIII scoop the Pub Food of the Year prize in Shepherd Neame's Pub Awards 2016.